Interviews
Prescott Niles (the Knack): Music Gives You the Ability to Overcome National and Personal Tragedy
Frederik Knop (HEDD Audio): We Want to Be Innovative and Cutting Edge with Everything We Do
Gary Stringer (Reef): I Want to Make the Best Music Possible and I Don't Care How I Get There
All Eyes on Poland with Michał Wiraszko (Muchy)
Brett Rasmussen (Ignite): As Long as You’re Writing from the Heart, That’s the Only Thing That Matters
Floex: I believe in my own path and style
Nina Kohout: On the Slovak Scene, a New Talent Is a Cause for Celebration
Ukrainian Musician Igor Sidorenko: There Are No Concerts, You Could Miss the Siren behind the Loud Music and Die
Questionnaire: We're trying to survive, we're not thinking about music, say Ukrainian musicians
Ben Bruce (Asking Alexandria): As I Get Older, I Play More Solos
Ryan Lindsey's BRONCHO: "My Plan Is Always Kind of No Plan"
Aparde: Sometimes I Just Sit Frustrated in the Studio and Feel Nothing
Kloot Per W: If Frank Zappa and the Beatles Were To Start Their Careers Today, They Wouldn’t Make the Hit Parade
Jamey Morris (Fistful of DOOM): Stoner Is a Never-Ending Rabbit Hole of Quality Heavy Tunes
Vivi Rama: “Being a Hispanic, Queer Woman on Stage Can Feel Like a Political Statement.”
Patrón: “I’ve Always Been Attached to the Desert”